THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

Sports & Health

  • By February 16, 2011

    Alberta goaltender Kurtis Mucha was the story on Feb. 12 as the Bears blanked the home town Huskies 4-0. Mucha stopped all 34 Saskatchewan shots en route to the shutout.

  • Wrestling, basketball and volleyball updates

    By February 15, 2011

    Wrestling, basketball and volleyball updates for Feb. 11-12.

  • U of A breaks record for world’s largest dodgeball game

    By February 14, 2011

    With a total of 2,012 participants, the University of Alberta struck back on Feb. 4 and regained the Guinness World Record for the largest dodgeball game ever ”” a record they originally set one year ago.

  • Outlawing physicality in women’s hockey is sexist

    By February 14, 2011

    In women’s hockey, body checking results in a two-minute minor penalty, and is one of the few things separating the women’s game from the men’s on campus.

  • The eccentric history of football’s water cooler ritual

    By February 10, 2011

    The ambush of an unsuspecting head coach with the contents of a water cooler is a curious sideline convention woven into the fabric of professional football. And these days, a Super Bowl just isn’t a Super Bowl without the water cooler antics.

  • U of S basketball program on top

    By February 10, 2011

    Both the Huskies men’s and women’s basketball teams proved once again why they are the best basketball program in the country.

  • Huskies Update: Men’s volleyball suffers 10th consecutive loss

    By February 9, 2011

    Volleyball, basketball, wrestling and hockey updates.

  • Gold medal winner rejoins Huskies hockey team

    By February 8, 2011

    The women’s Huskies hockey team will be pleased to welcome forward Breanne George back to the line-up this weekend when the team travels to Alberta Feb. 11 and 12. George has missed the team’s past four games while away in Turkey representing Canada in the Winter Universaide.